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To: backhoe
"Not My Country Anymore"

Pull yourself together. We are not quitters or blamers. We are the party of freedom and we need to start putting candidates on the ticket who have ideas which promote individual liberty. We need to develop a base of freedom loving fellow countrymen. John McCain was in no way representative of the conservative movement. I think a better bumper sticker, if you must wear your heart on your sleeve, would be, "John McCain;Not My Candidate".

We cannot let urban America force these welfare pimps on us. We have the heartland....now we need to try to capture some of the urban vote. We need to demonstrate the success of our ideas on the state level.

The Pity Party is now over. Back to work. Your name is backhoe; I don't doubt your ability to be strong and tough and get the job done. We all feel bad, but this is no time for tears.

60 posted on 01/01/2009 7:33:10 AM PST by Zevonismymuse
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To: Zevonismymuse
Neighbor, I hear you, but bear a few things in mind- I was one of the first on board with impeaching the guy I named "Little Big Fraud"-- I stood behind Bob Barr when Barr was seeking support for "looking into drafting Letters of Inquiry for Impeachment."

I've seen this sorry act before, and there's little reason to doubt that Duh!1® will be Clinton v.3.0, with the press and entertainment industry covering up, shilling for, and promoting him all the way, probably for eight years.

As you can see from that link, I'm documenting everything. But damn, I'm getting tired of this nonsense. I really thought we were rid of this stuff.

64 posted on 01/01/2009 8:12:02 AM PST by backhoe (All across America, the Lights are going out...)
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